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Craig Handy is a renowned jazz saxophonist and musical director with a career spanning decades. Born on September 25, 1962, in Oakland, California, Handy studied at North Texas State University where he earned the Charlie Parker Scholarship, a launchpad for his professional journey in jazz. A longtime member and musical director of Mingus Big Band and its related configurations (Dynasty, Orchestra), Handy has performed with a who’s-who of jazz legends and contributed to the genre in meaningful ways through leadership, improvisation, and education. His work extends beyond performance into film, recording, and collaboration with top-tier artists, making him a reliable anchor for anyone exploring modern jazz greats.

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In addition to a prolific performing career, Handy’s discography as a leader showcases his evolving voice on the saxophone. Highlights include 2014's Craig Handy & 2nd Line Smith (OKeh/Sony), 2000's Flow (Sirocco), 1999's Reflections in Change (Sirocco), 1993's Introducing Three for All + One (Arabesque), and 1992's Split Second Timing (Arabesque). A Grammy-winning association comes via the Mingus Big Band’s Live at Jazz Standard (2010), which earned the 2011 Grammy for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album. For fans and newcomers alike, Handy remains a vital live presence with upcoming performances and festivals.

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Quick Facts About Craig Handy

  • Born September 25, 1962 in Oakland, California; studied at North Texas State University and won the Charlie Parker Scholarship, launching his professional career.
  • Longtime member and musical director of Mingus Big Band/Dynasty/Orchestra; performed with numerous jazz greats and appeared in the 1996 film Kansas City as Coleman Hawkins.
  • Grammy-winning association: Mingus Big Band’s Live at Jazz Standard (2010 release, won the 2011 Grammy for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album).
  • Discography (as leader, most recent first): 2014 Craig Handy & 2nd Line Smith (OKeh/Sony), 2000 Flow (Sirocco), 1999 Reflections in Change (Sirocco), 1993 Introducing Three for All + One (Arabesque), 1992 Split Second Timing (Arabesque).
  • 2025 tour activity included: Stuttgart, Germany (Craig Handy meets BAM) on Oct 2, 2025; Hamptons JazzFest appearances in Montauk on Jul 13, 2025 and Sag Harbor on Dec 5, 2025.

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Craig Handy Discography

  • Craig Handy & 2nd Line Smith
    2014 · Okeh / Sony
  • Flow
    2000 · Sirocco
  • Reflections in Change
    1999 · Sirocco
  • Introducing Three for All + One
    1993 · Arabesque
  • Split Second Timing
    1992 · Arabesque

In addition to a prolific performing career, Handy’s discography as a leader showcases his evolving voice on the saxophone. Highlights include 2014's Craig Handy & 2nd Line Smith (OKeh/Sony), 2000's Flow (Sirocco), 1999's Reflections in Change (Sirocco), 1993's Introducing Three for All + One (Arabesque), and 1992's Split Second Timing (Arabesque). A Grammy-winning association comes via the Mingus Big Band’s Live at Jazz Standard (2010), which earned the 2011 Grammy for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album. For fans and newcomers alike, Handy remains a vital live presence with upcoming performances and festivals.

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